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=== Uses === | === Uses === | ||
In addition to their beauty, Prism Beetles are prized for their magical properties. Their shells can be ground into a powder which is used as pigment to create a luminescent, color-changing ink or dye that reacts to magic. This ink is used for a variety of purposes, from creating secret messages that only those with magic can read, to creating enchanted clothing that changes color with the wearer's mood or intention. When used in potions, the ground shells can provide a bonus to effects related to light, color, or illusions. Some have also claimed that the beetles can be used in divination, as their colors are said to indicate different magical energies. | In addition to their beauty, Prism Beetles are prized for their magical properties. Their shells can be ground into a powder which is used as pigment to create a luminescent, color-changing ink or dye that reacts to magic. This ink is used for a variety of purposes, from creating secret messages that only those with magic can read, to creating enchanted clothing that changes color with the wearer's mood or intention. When used in potions, the ground shells can provide a bonus to effects related to light, color, or illusions. Some have also claimed that the beetles can be used in divination, as their colors are said to indicate different magical energies. | ||
=== Trivia === | |||
* Prism Beetle shells can be used as pigment for drawing ink used for Gyokumeiga. | |||
* If the crushed beetle shells were cooked at specific temperatures, one can lock in specific colors. | |||
* Prism Beetles keep graveyards near their nest. If one wishes to harvest their shells without harming them, one can collect the shells from these graveyards. | |||